Research Project: Oceans 2025 T4: Biodiversity & Ecosystem Functioning
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Abstract: The natural variety of marine life plays an important role in delivering ecosystem functions and benefits. To lessen impacts and ensure sustainability in a changing world, we need to be able to detect biodiversity changes as they occur – and predict likely consequences. This project will use a range of approaches to address gaps in our knowledge of how biodiversity affects marine pathways and processes. |
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Runtime:
2007-04-01
until
2012-03-31
Contact:
Mike Burrows
Project coordination:
Mike Burrows
Scientific staff:
Mike Burrows; Elizabeth Cook; Frithjof Kuepper; Maeve Kelly; Tom Wilding; Ben Wilson; Linda Robb; Robin Harvey; Michael T. Burrows; Liz Cook
Cooperation partner(s):
Plymouth Marine Laboratory; Marine Biological Association
Contractor(s):
Natural Environment Research Council
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Oceans 2025 is a collaborative project with Plymouth Marine Laboratory and the
Marine Biological Association, UK
We have 3 work packages in Theme 4 at SAMS
- WP 4.4 Contrasting roles of predators and prey in energy flows
- WP 4.5 Microbial mediation of primary productivity and algal biodiversity
- WP 4.6 Linking habitat complexity, size diversity, and invasion-related changes in species diversity to the delivery of ecosystem services
Further information on this research project in the WWW:
Project Structure
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